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(04/03/23 7:16pm)
The newly joint Sparrow Health System and University of Michigan Health held a press conference on Monday, April 3, to address their merge, which went into effect on Saturday, April 1.
(04/04/23 2:00pm)
Experts of gun violence and child psychology say that modeled violence, sensitivity to rejection, and unhealthy externalization of social frustrations during childhood are factors that can to lead men being the most common perpetrators of gun violence.
(03/31/23 8:25pm)
A sketch of the suspect in the attempted February kidnapping near Michigan State University's McDonel Hall was released by the Michigan State Police.
(03/31/23 11:34pm)
Braving the rain and wind, a group of LGBTQ+ advocates and allies took to the steps of the Capitol Friday morning to both celebrate transgender people and demand justice for members of the transgender communities.
(03/31/23 3:10pm)
Photos released from the morning of March 12 around 4 a.m. reveal images of a suspect in a shots fired situation, located near Albert Street and MAC Avenue.
(03/30/23 5:35pm)
A panel of researchers and community leaders spoke before the East Lansing Independent Police Oversight Commission about use of force by police officers Wednesday night, urging modifications to the way officers approach interactions with community members.
(03/30/23 5:00pm)
When Maria Valayil was hired by the Michigan State University Department of Police and Public Safety as their police social worker in Fall 2022, she felt she had a good picture of what the job would ask of her on a day-to-day basis.
(03/31/23 1:00pm)
Workers at the Grand River Avenue and Stoddard Starbucks in East Lansing said their hours have been reduced in recent months in efforts by the corporation to increase the store’s turnover rate and, ultimately, impact its status as a union store.
(03/28/23 5:31pm)
Reps. Samantha Steckloff (D-Farmington Hills) and Noah Arbit (D-West Bloomfield), introduced a resolution on March 23 in the Michigan House to condemn the comparisons made between the gun violence prevention laws which were introduced to the State Legislature and violence that occurred in the Holocaust.
(03/27/23 12:30pm)
Michigan State University was built on marshy land, looking more like a wetland than a college campus when it was founded. Many institutions and infrastructure in Michigan have been based in wetland areas due to the Great Lakes, yet wetlands are not seen as frequently as they used to exist in the state.
(03/23/23 7:49pm)
A man who police said was seen with a knife near Michigan State University's campus after an altercation at a downtown business Wednesday has been hospitalized and not yet charged with a crime, East Lansing Police Captain Chad Pride confirmed Thursday.
(03/22/23 6:01pm)
At 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Michigan State University police informed students of a person seen with a knife “at or near” West Circle Drive through an MSU alert. The suspect was located by East Lansing police and was taken into custody before 1:30 p.m.
(03/22/23 5:08pm)
UPDATE 2:13 p.m.
(03/23/23 6:50pm)
The Arts Council Greater Lansing, working with the Michigan Arts and Culture Council, or MACC, announced over $9,000 in grants to be given to local artists and art and culture organizations.
(03/15/23 10:53pm)
Lansing Community College is suspending college operations immediately, which will continue until March 17.
(03/15/23 3:03am)
At Everett High School on Tuesday night, Mayor Andy Schor proclaimed that “Lansing’s time is now.”
(03/15/23 3:05am)
Lansing Mayor Andy Schor delivered his 2023 State of the City address Tuesday night at Lansing Everett High School. All the while, the Merica 20 to Life podcast hosted The People’s Council of Lansing Councilmember Rachel Diskin as a guest to discuss the “state of the people” and the council’s priorities moving forward including a shift towards a city manager-focused system of local government.
(03/10/23 2:26pm)
Content warning: This article contains explicit photos and discussions of violence relating to the Feb. 13 mass shooting on Michigan State University's campus.
(03/09/23 2:00pm)
When Michigan State University's campus was placed under attack on the evening of Feb. 13, MSU's Vice President of Police and Public Safety Marlon Lynch notified Interim President Teresa Woodruff of the situation and made his way to campus.
(03/05/23 5:00pm)
MSU’s potential decision to sell its farmland in Eagle Township has been a source of controversy in the small community ever since residents became aware of the possibility a few months ago.